American schools praised for progress despite public views
Boston publisher James Squire says U S schools are doing a pretty good job educating children while acknowledging areas for improvement He urges more writing time integrated language arts and early competency tests while addressing censorship and parental objections in school materials
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Gazette
Roundup: New 1979 Boys Acres board president and fire updates
Carl Tronvold is elected president of Boys Acres Inc with a slate including Chuck Kent and Larry Bildstein. A mobile home at Orchard Trailer Court was destroyed by fire injuring no one, with heat tape suspected. Red Cross, sheriff deputies, and local volunteers assisted. Five adults were later charged with drunk driving in Linn County records, including Charles Fischer and Regis McNamara among others, after separate incidents and arrests in evening hours.
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Carl Tronvold
Blake Blvd
Chuck Kent
Larry Bildstein
Bruce Gibson
Charron Varcoe
David Hughes
Scott Olson
Dick Snyder
James Shipman
John Moore
James Hines
Donald Hartman
Orchard Trailer Court
Mount Vernon Road
West Bertram Township
Linn County Sheriff's Department
Grant Wood Area
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Hartman
Danny
Linn County
Charles M. Fischer
Third Ave
First Avenue
13Th Street
Fischer
Richard L. Rasmussen
K Ave
Rasmussen
Kathy M. Rasmussen
Mercy Hospital
Regis C. McNamara
G Ave
Ellis Boulevard
Leo E. Booker
Canton
S.D
66Th Avenue
Mabel M. Anderson
Tower Terrace
Hiawatha
Brien C. Peterson
Sixth St
L Street
Ju Li to file for bankruptcy ties to Judy's Hamburgers
Ju Li Corp owners confirm plans to file for bankruptcy as life investors disputes and weather lawsuits contribute to closure of Judy's Hamburgers outlets in Cedar Rapids and other Iowa cities. Don Ghareeb, former president, says he resigned Feb 1 and denies closing decisions.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chuck Patel
Pepe’s
Chicago
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Ghareeb
Patel
Towa
Life Investors
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C.P. Patel
Ju- Li
Warren Landsman
Wendy’s
Landsman
FAO Sees Ongoing Coffee Price Instability Through 1985
The FAO warns world coffee prices will stay unstable into 1985 due to weather affecting supply and demand. It notes production recovery from Brazil’s 1975 frosts, which previously pushed prices up, as part of the ongoing balance considerations.
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Rome
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Brazil
FAO
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